OBJECTIVES To examine the effects of single-session, small-group stress management program on knowledge about stress, coping skills, and psychological and physical distress. METHODS A total of 300 employees from a company in western Japan were invited to participate in the study. Those who consented to enter the study were assigned to an intervention (n=149) or waiting list control group (n=1...

objectives: the purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of group anger management skills training on reducing aggression of mothers with adhd children's. methods: the research method was quasi experimental with pre-test and post-test design with a control group. population of the study was all of the mothers of children's with adhd that referred to counseling and ps...

During the last years more and more businesses have realized that knowing their employees competencies is an essential factor in order to stay competitive within the market. A knowledge management system based on ontologies can help a company to build up and manage skill profiles of its employees. For this reason a joint research project currently develops a suite consisting of a process model ...

Introduction: Good staff procedure skills in a management group during incidents and disasters are believed to be a prerequisite for good management of the situation. However, this has not been demonstrated scientifically. Templates for evaluation results from performance indicators during simulation exercises have previously been tested. The aim of this study was to demonstrate the possibility...

this study examined the relationship between emotional intelligence and entrepreneurial skills in physical education students. the research method was descriptive – correlation and application in terms of aim which was carried out as a field study. the statistical population consisted of physical education students of university of tehran (n=843). 265 subjects were selected by cochran formula. ...

INTRODUCTION Good staff procedure skills in a management group during incidents and disasters are believed to be a prerequisite for good management of the situation. However, this has not been demonstrated scientifically. Templates for evaluation results from performance indicators during simulation exercises have previously been tested. The aim of this study was to demonstrate the possibility ...

Background: Nurses are the largest group of medical caregivers in the world. Having highly capable nurses in a healthcare system is directly associated with more favorable outcomes for patients. The rapid development of new medical procedures and equipment necessitates constantly developing new skills and competencies. Thus one of the effective means towards their efficient tra...